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Since the start of 2015, Membership Rewards introduced a 30 % rebate when you use an Amex Business Platinum card to Pay With Points, SPG just added Korean Air as a transfer partner, and Citibank has completely revamped ThankYou Rewards to the point that it's a true competitor.

Not exact matches

Chase Card Services and Flying Blue, Air France - KLM group's loyalty program, announced the addition of Flying Blue as the newest Chase Ultimate Rewards ® point transfer partner.

WILMINGTON, Del. --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Chase Card Services, a division of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Flying Blue, Air France - KLM group's loyalty program, today announced the addition of Flying Blue as the newest Chase Ultimate Rewards ® point transfer partner.

In that case, you probably would want to look into one of the Chase Ultimate Rewards credit cards, which has Korean Air as one of its transfer partners.

If you don't already have a stash of Aeroplan points, you can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points from your Business Platinum Card from American Express Open to Aeroplan, or book an Air Canada flight as a partner award through United.

Or you can transfer Starpoints to an airline transfer partner such as American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, British Airways, Air Canada, Aeromexico, Emirates, Virgin Atlantic, Qatar Airways, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jet Airways, Air China, Air Berlin, Japan Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Thai Airways, China Southern Airlines, Korean Airlines, Miles and More, All Nippon Airways, and China Eastern Airlines.

1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs and the Ultimate Rewards ® travel partners and the participating programs include airline travel partners such as: British Airways Executive Club, Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM, Korean Air SKYPASS, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, United MileagePlus ®, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, and more.

In addition to the co-branded Air Canada Aeroplan card, you can earn miles by using credit cards associated with loyalty transfer partners such as American Express Membership Rewards, SPG, Hilton Honors, and more.

Several benefits that are unique to this card include the 1 to 1 transfer of points to Chase's travel partners, including airlines such as Southwest (one of his loyalty program memberships), United, Korean Air, British Airways, and hotel chains such as Hyatt, Ritz - Carlton, Marriott (another one of his loyalty program memberships), and Priority Club.

1:1 point transfer to Membership Rewards partners such as Singapore KrisFlyer, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, Air France / KLM Flying Blue, Delta SkyMiles, Emirates Skywards, etc..

As part of that program, you'll be able to transfer your points to 17 different frequent flyer programs.In addition to getting access to British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air France KLM and Virgin Atlantic, which also partner with Ultimate Rewards, you'll be able to transfer points to five North American carriers: Delta, JetBlue, Virgin America, Air Canada and Aeromexico; luxury airlines Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways and Emirates; European airlines Alitalia and Iberia; Japan's ANA; Israel's EL AL; and perennial frequent flyer favorite, Hawaiian Airlines.

As part of that program, you'll be able to transfer your points to 17 different frequent flyer programs.In addition to getting access to British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air France KLM and Virgin Atlantic, which also partner with Ultimate Rewards, you'll be able to transfer points to five North American carriers: Delta, JetBlue, Virgin America, Air Canada and Aeromexico; luxury airlines Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways and Emirates; European airlines Alitalia and Iberia; Japan's ANA; Israel's EL AL; and perennial frequent flyer favorite, Hawaiian Airlines.

As the Premier Rewards Gold is more intended for reward air travel, you will have the most success with booking award flights on Amex Travel or by transferring them to a 1:1 travel partner.

The newest transfer partner is a SkyTeam partner similar to Korean Air, but Flying Blue awards are much easier to process online as most award redemptions, including partner airlines, can be completed online.

Remember, one of the best ways to earn Aeroplan Miles is by using credit cards associated with Air Canada transfer partners such as American Express Membership Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest, Hilton Honors, and Marriott Rewards!

Hot Tip: SPG also has Air Canada Aeroplan as a transfer partner, so you can combine your SPG points with your Membership Rewards points!

Or you can transfer Starpoints to an airline transfer partner such as American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, British Airways, Air Canada, Aeromexico, Emirates, Virgin Atlantic, Qatar Airways, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jet Airways, Air China, Air Berlin, Japan Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Thai Airways, China Southern Airlines, Korean Airlines, Miles and More, All Nippon Airways, and China Eastern Airlines.

As far as booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on DeltAs far as booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on Deltas booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on Delta.

Singapore is an alliance partner as well, but since you can't redeem LifeMiles for Singapore First, I'd recommend just transferring to Singapore Airlines directly since they are also a transfer partner) Compared to United or Air Canada redemptions, a key to LifeMiles is that they don't pass on any carrier's fuel surcharges.

However, the points earned with this card can not be transferred to Amex travel partners, such as Delta Air Lines, Air Canada Aeroplan or Hilton Honors.

In that case, you probably would want to look into one of the Chase Ultimate Rewards credit cards, which has Korean Air as one of its transfer partners.

Korean Air SkyPass may not automatically jump out as being a particularly important loyalty program for those of us based in the US but, as it happens to be a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, any changes the program makes are worth noting.

Korean Air is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards and, as of recently, Starwood SPG.

While several Chase cards earn Ultimate Rewards points, such as the Ink Cash and Freedom, the option to transfer those points into their Air and Hotel rewards program partners is only available if you have one of the «premium» Ultimate Rewards cards, such as the Business Preferred.

It has 17 airline transfer partners, including many international carriers such as Delta, Aeromexico, Air Canada, Alitalia, British Airways, Emirates, Air France KLM and Singapore Airlines.

If you don't already have a stash of Aeroplan points, you can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points from your Business Platinum Card from American Express Open to Aeroplan, or book an Air Canada flight as a partner award through United.

Once upon a time, the best use of Ultimate Rewards points from the Sapphire Preferred was to transfer them to United to redeem for awesome premium cabin redemptions on United's partners such as Lufthansa and Swiss Air.

For example, a card in the Chase Ultimate Rewards program would give you the option to transfer points to Korean Air and six other airline partners, as well as the ability purchase a wide variety of award travel through the program's travel center.

And based on TPG's most recent valuation of ThankYou points at 1.6 cents apiece, you can get $ 1,200 in value by transferring the points for potentially even greater redemptions to any of the 15 partners in the ThankYou program, which includes 13 airlines (like Singapore, Air France / KLM, Cathay Pacific and JetBlue), as well as the Hilton Honors hotel chain and Sears Shop Your Way.

Chase has quietly added Air France Flying Blue as a transfer partner to the Chase Ultimate Rewards program.

Yesterday I wrote that Citi ThankYou Points had added Air France Flying Blue as a 1:1 transfer partner.

Between this devaluation and the recent transfer ratio decrease, British Air is becoming worthless as a transfer partner.

If you only choose one program we recommend Chase Ultimate Rewards as they currently have the best transfer partners available to meet most travel needs: United, British Airways, Southwest, and Korean Air.

Some of the information is outdated (i.e. US Airways no longer exists as an airline), but now that Air France is an Ultimate Rewards transfer partner, hopefully Drew will do a follow up post to expand on this topic.

1:1 point transfer to Membership Rewards partners such as Singapore KrisFlyer, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, Air France / KLM Flying Blue, Delta SkyMiles, Emirates Skywards, etc..

Here's some unexpected good news for the day: Chase has just added Air France / KLM Flying Blue as an Ultimate Rewards transfer partner!

Flying Blue, the frequent flyer program of Air France, KLM and other carriers, was recently announced as a new transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards.